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I understand your attitude, and sort of agree with it. If I take a job with on call duty, it also means I will be woken up at night because of "your" mistakes (
by leokennis 5y ago
I understand your attitude, and sort of agree with it. If I take a job with on call duty, it also means I will be woken up at night because of "your" mistakes (in code, testing etc.) and that is fine.
But a very important aspect for me is that, if that happens, the developers give the correct priority to fixing the bug that woke me up at night.
So, it's fine you only want to work during the day. But if I get woken up at night or in the weekend, you better start fixing the bug that caused it as soon as it's day again.
- jacksonkmarley 5y agoI mean sure, it's not like I want to refuse all responsibility. And I'm all for paying the person who does the on-call in line with doing what I consider a tough duty BTW. I guess my point is more that maybe that separation of roles actually also reflects the differences in personality and how different people work.